Please test my latest weekend project CPAN Ratings, but don't announce it widely just yet.
I put it on the production Combust server in the morning, but no one has added any reviews yet! :-)
(Yes, I'm aware that the server is making the ø in my name on the test review into unicode. No, I don't know why. It happens somewhere in Template Toolkit I think - and of course I can't make it happen on my development server and I don't have time to look closer this week).
I hate the #$%#$ pledge drive. Come on. I gave money already. Give me my radio now. Gimme gimme gimme!
Some day when I'm filthy rich I'll call them and pay them whatever they need to put my radio back on. Of course here in the morning they just play bad music anyway, so I might as well just make iTunes play random, uh, tunes. Ahhh, much better. No more agony until the afternoon when they start ruining the good programming with begging asking for money.
All that being said; if you are in L.A. I can highly recommend giving them $50 so you can go to the monthly "Matt's movies" screenings. It's always good movies and lots of fun.
I set my MT installation up to use SSL. While I was at it I also made it run under mod_perl again. Since I moved to an Apache 2.x based installation I've used it as a CGI (yuck).
I was running mod_perl 2.0 on the MovableType server anyway as I use it for authentication for the DAV server (so I can use my MT login to access the files). Now I made mt.cgi run under ModPerl::Registry on mod_perl 2.0. This is a test post to see if that still works. :-)
Update: Yup, works fine. Awesome.
